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Harrisville, Moncton, NB

Harrisville Maintains 36 Monthly Sales Amid Recreation-Centric Amenity Map

Harrisville recorded 36 sales in September 2026 and 36 sales in October 2026. The neighbourhood also contains 38 mapped amenity points, led by 26 recreation sites.

Key facts and reporting periods

Source observations, preserving their recorded geographic scope
MetricValueProperty typeGeographyReporting dateSource
Median Sale Price420900 cadSingleFamilyMoncton, NB2025-12-31Source
Median Sale Price849100 cadSingleFamilyMoncton, NB2025-12-31Source
Median Sale Price575300 cadCondominiumMoncton, NB2025-12-31Source

Market summary

Harrisville recorded 36 sales in September 2026 and 36 sales in October 2026. The neighbourhood also contains 38 mapped amenity points, led by 26 recreation sites.

Central finding

Harrisville recorded 36 sales in both September and October 2026, indicating stable monthly transaction volume across the two periods. Sources: [Moncton Real Estate: Housing Market September 2026 | HonestDoor]

Stable Sales Activity

Harrisville recorded 36 sales during the September 2026 observation period. The same count of 36 sales appeared for the October 2026 reference month. These identical figures suggest consistent transaction activity across the two consecutive months in this Moncton neighbourhood. The stability in volume does not indicate price movement or inventory shifts, as those metrics are absent from the provided records.

The sales volume metric covers all property types within the Harrisville boundary. Both observations share the same geographic scope and unit of measurement. This consistency allows for a direct comparison of monthly activity levels. Without additional data on listing prices or time on market, the practical implication remains limited to confirming that buyer engagement did not fluctuate between these two months. Sources: [Moncton Real Estate: Housing Market September 2026 | HonestDoor]

Recreation-Focused Amenity Profile

Thirty-eight amenity points are mapped within Harrisville, with 26 classified as recreation sites. Four parks, five transit stops, two childcare locations, and one school complete the category breakdown. The dominance of recreation points suggests a significant portion of mapped infrastructure serves leisure or community activities. Specific names are available for the school, École Champlain, and four parks, including Parc Gagnon Park and Camelot Park.

The 26 recreation points do not have individual names retained in the evidence set. This limits the ability to identify specific facilities such as fields, courts, or trails. The presence of five transit stops indicates some level of public transport access within the neighbourhood boundaries. Mapped presence confirms location but does not establish service frequency, quality, or connectivity to broader city routes. Sources: [École Champlain]

The strongest counter-case

The local evidence provides only two monthly sales counts without price, inventory, or duration data to confirm market direction. Sources: [Moncton Real Estate: Housing Market September 2026 | HonestDoor]

City market context

From the Moncton market article, 11 October 2026:

Single-family detached home medians rose 5.5% year over year to $420,900 in Moncton during Q4 2025. Concurrently, condominium medians decreased 2.9% to $575,300, indicating divergent market segments. Moncton's Q4 2025 market shows a clear divergence where single-family detached homes appreciated while condominiums declined, suggesting segment-specific demand dynamics rather than uniform city-wide price movement.

Sources and reporting dates

Prepared with AI-assisted research and writing from the cited records. Research methodology.

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